HillviewTV Team · April 04, 2025 · 1:28:03
Join us on a magical journey to Arendelle with Hillview Middle School's enchanting production of Frozen Jr.! This heartwarming performance brings Elsa, Anna, Olaf, and all your favorite characters to life with unforgettable songs, dazzling costumes, and the incredible talent of our student cast and crew.
From the powerful ballad “Let It Go” to the playful charm of “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?”, Frozen Jr. is a celebration of love, courage, and the unbreakable bonds of family.
0:09 Thank you. 5:12 Okay, great. Good evening. Hello, everyone. 5:17 I'm Mr. Hairston. I'm the drama teacher here, and I'm just so proud to welcome you to tonight's 5:22 performance of Frozen. 5:24 Just a few things. Please, no flash photography. 5:28 This is a great time to silence your cell phones. 5:31 No food or drink in the auditorium. 5:34 And at the end of the show, instead of... 5:37 meeting here, we're going to have the actors come into the lobby so 5:42 that we can clean up 5:43 and do everything we need to do in here. Okay, well, it's a school night, so I'm not going 5:48 to give you a big, long speech. Welcome. We're so glad you're here. 5:53 This is a great audience 5:54 for a Tuesday night. I mean, come on. What a great audience. Okay. 6:01 Well, without further 6:02 ado, ladies and gentlemen, Frozen. 6:05 Thank you. 15:00 Where are these blends? 15:01 See if they have to keep it inside. 15:30 Thank you. 18:52 Thank you, thank you. 19:11 Thank you. 23:00 We'll be right back. 23:31 Thank you. 32:17 We'll be 32:26 right back. 32:49 Thank you. 42:49 We'll be right back. 43:41 Thank you. 50:22 Oh, I think we're going to start. 50:27 Just a couple of quick notes. 50:30 I forgot. 50:32 At the beginning, a couple things. 50:36 Actually, would love to recognize the – so after this, 50:41 you may know, after spring break, 50:44 all three of our elementary schools will be doing their own 50:49 productions of Frozen up here. 50:52 Yay. 50:54 So I just wanted to recognize those performers and tech kids 50:59 from the – 51:00 other schools. So can you stand up if you're from Oak, Noel, Ensenal, or Laurel, and you're 51:04 in a production? Wow. Jeez. Nice. 51:12 Wonderful. A couple other things. Just a quick reminder, 51:17 we are going to be having our actors come around outside of the lobby. And one 51:23 last thing, 51:24 please no sitting on the stairs during the show. Okay. Ladies. 51:28 Ladies and gentlemen, onward the second half of Frozen. 52:04 Thank you. 53:49 This is really great. 53:52 You know, just to know the truth. 53:54 You're going to talk about the fact that you and the audience have to do something. 53:57 That's what I was looking at for you. 53:59 You're not saying. 54:22 Thank you. 55:13 There's a big front door. 55:15 You've got to walk around. 55:17 And you just got to walk around. 55:19 I was so tired. 55:23 And I was super tired. 55:27 I was so tired. 56:09 Thank you. 58:30 that's 58:31 i 58:50 Thank you. 1:05:53 Prince Hans, the temperature's dropping. 1:05:56 The queen is cursed, this land. 1:05:58 It'd be like... 1:05:58 to survive another night out here. 1:06:00 They climb faster, Wesselton. 1:06:02 Princess Anna has been gone too long. 1:06:05 We must find her. 1:06:06 Anna! Princess Anna! 1:06:08 But what is it called? 1:06:09 What of the Queen? 1:06:10 The Queen needs to hurt us. 1:06:12 Of course she does. She's a monster. 1:06:14 And I bet Princess Anna isn't on it too. 1:06:18 Please. 1:06:19 What the Queen's motivations are, I can't say. 1:06:22 But I can assure you that Anna is pure and noble. 1:06:27 Why should we listen to you? 1:06:28 Because I am the prince who is in charge of Arendelle, 1:06:32 and I will not hesitate to protect it from treason. 1:06:36 Princess Anna, please put cards in charge. 1:06:39 We're lucky he came along in our time of need. 1:06:43 Look, I see a castle in the distance, made of ice. 1:06:46 The queen! 1:06:48 Follow me. 1:06:49 If the queen really is a monster, then she will be dealt with. 1:06:52 And Anna and I will lead you back to summer. 1:07:00 We'll be right back. 1:07:29 Thank you. 1:09:43 I should have brought it up . 1:09:46 I should have brought it up. 1:09:47 For theلب City, I have brought it up. 1:09:50 I would like to thank you for joining us. 1:09:54 I am grateful. 1:09:56 You are welcome to me. 1:09:57 You are welcome to your life. 1:10:02 I am. 1:10:03 So the right it is to spend the rest of my life. 1:10:07 How do you feel about it? 1:10:16 Thank you. 1:10:39 what you don't know 1:10:42 i know 1:10:44 i don't know 1:10:45 and that's harder 1:10:46 Thank you. 1:13:56 We just are wondering how many other prospects for not good at all in our musicians language and our help? 1:14:03 And until all of this happened we still evolved as well into the type there we looked after. 1:14:12 Let's begin with ourás. 1:14:14 That's our great sage even though. 1:14:16 It smells good. 1:14:17 I don't know what I'm talking about. 1:14:22 I think. 1:14:34 Thank you. 1:15:24 We'll be right back. 1:15:48 Thank you. 1:16:20 We'll be right back. 1:17:12 Thank you. 1:18:37 But it was really it. 1:18:39 The whole time it was so loud, 1:18:40 it was just so loud. 1:18:41 It's so loud. 1:19:01 I'm sorry. 1:19:43 Thank you. 1:20:01 I wasn't supposed to be talking to her son. 1:20:04 With you. 1:20:06 But I'll who don't get up. 1:20:07 I didn't know her son. 1:20:08 But I'm not even going to help her. 1:20:10 What? 1:20:14 She's not. 1:20:16 I'm not. 1:20:29 Thank you. 1:23:53 Thank you, thank you, ladies and gentlemen. 1:23:55 We just want to have a really quick moment for our 8th graders for 1:24:01 whom we have a double cast, as you know. 1:24:03 This is their last performance. 1:24:06 So if you're an 8th grader and this is your last show, can you come and stand up in the front 1:24:11 here? 1:24:17 Yes, just make a line. 1:24:19 Yes, come, Kitty. 1:24:20 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:24:21 Hey, girls. 1:24:24 Are you eighth graders? 1:24:30 If you're eighth graders, you should come. 1:24:35 If you're, oh, this isn't your last show. 1:24:38 Yeah, if you're an eighth grader, come up and. 1:24:43 Leela's an 8th grader. Come on now. 1:24:47 We do have a lot of 8th graders. 1:24:50 8th graders, if you are in 8th grade, 1:24:54 stand up in the front. 1:24:57 We want to applaud for you. 1:24:59 Thank you, 8th graders. 1:25:04 Wonderful. 1:25:06 Fantastic. Bravo. 1:25:11 okay thank you all thank you okay oh 1:25:19 sorry we have just a couple of 1:25:24 quick 1:25:26 speeches from these tech guys for miss Irene Bale 1:25:31 who is our assistant tech 1:25:34 director and she's going out of town on Thursday so she won't 1:25:38 here so hi I'm Vidya Jagadish I'm an 1:25:43 eighth grader here at Hillview and I'm 1:25:44 running the lights for today and I'm very sad to be leaving behind the school 1:25:48 and it's wonderful drama program one of the people I'll be missing the most is 1:25:53 our wonderful assistant or technical director Irene Vail her dedication 1:25:59 and 1:25:59 creativity and designing and building the sets with our carpenters have been 1:26:03 truly inspiring she's also 1:26:06 balancing schoolwork on top of this, 1:26:07 which is really impressive. 1:26:09 Irene's talent extends beyond set design. 1:26:12 She's also crafted the stunning projections 1:26:14 and cool effects that brought our productions to life. 1:26:17 She has also taught me a lot of things in lighting, 1:26:20 such as putting up lights, changing lamps, 1:26:22 and some more deep stuff I don't want to overwhelm you with. 1:26:28 Thank you, Irene, for every, for everything you've done 1:26:31 and for your unwavering commitment and being 1:26:34 an amazing mentor and friend. 1:26:36 Thank you for also having Unreal here. 1:26:46 I'm Leo D'Angelo. 1:26:48 I'm the assistant stage manager here. 1:26:50 And we want to give 1:26:52 a thank you to our exceptional 1:26:54 assistant tech director, 1:26:56 Irene Vale, for her 1:26:58 craftsmanship, creativity, 1:27:00 and overall 1:27:02 effort that she puts into this program as he said while managing school work she's taught us 1:27:07 everything from hanging lights to changing gels all the way to everything carpentry 1:27:12 related 1:27:13 we want to thank you irene for everything you've done to this program and we're going to miss you 1:27:16 a lot thank you irene 1:27:33 If you come down, we have a little gift for you. 1:27:58 Thank you. 